About
Turn Your Passion for Flying into a Career
- CORPORATE PILOT
- CHARTER PILOT
- FREIGHT
- EMERGENCY
- MISSIONARY FLIGHTS
- AGRICULTURE
- AEROBATIC
- AIRLINE CAPTAIN
- MILITARY
- ASTRONAUT
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Requirements
Once you receive your pilot’s license, the opportunities are limitless. Enjoy the freedom of recreational flying, whether for private flights or mastering instrument flying, or begin a professional aviation career, from becoming a Certified Flight Instructor (CFI) to piloting a commercial aircraft.
Different Types of Flying
To begin your flight training, you’ll need to obtain an FAA Medical Certificate to ensure you meet the health standards required for pilots. Our comprehensive course page provides a clear overview of each training program, helping you understand the steps and requirements to achieve your aviation goals.
How it Works
Flight training includes ground instruction, flight lessons, and simulator sessions. You’ll progress through various training stages, undergo rigorous testing, and ultimately achieve certification by passing both written and practical exams, all designed to ensure you are fully prepared and qualified as a pilot.
Aircraft Ownership
Personal aircraft ownership allows you to fly a range of aircraft, from single-engine planes to more advanced models, giving you the freedom to travel where you want, when you want. Whether for personal travel, business trips, or recreational flying, owning an aircraft offers unparalleled convenience and flexibility.
